Python for Scientists

by Christian Sendlinger, Felix Spanier

Monday 29 Mar 2027, 10:00 → Wednesday 31 Mar 2027, 16:00 Europe/Zurich

Otto Stern Zentrum, S4 (Goethe University Frankfurt, Campus Riedberg)

Python is one of the most used programming in science due to its simplicity and wide applicability. This course is aimed at scientists who want to use Python for the analysis of data, automation of workflows and simple numerical simulations.

Contents of the course

• Using the IPython Notebook
• Modules and Functions
• Introduction to Numpy and Matplotlib
• Reading/writing data from files
• Introduction to Scipy (interpolation, integration, fitting)
• Applying Python to scientific problems

Location: Takes place at the campus Riedberg of Goethe University Frankfurt in the Otto Stern Zentrum room S4.

Registration Fee:  None (exclusive to academic institution members)

Organization: Organized by the NHR@SW.

Daily Timings:  10:00–16:00